Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Ro Khanna Addresses Critics Of His Fundraising" video.

  1. More actual facts about Ro Khanna-man: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/2/19/1487823/-No-Ro-Khanna-you-are-not-like-Bernie-Sanders-CA17 Excerpt: "While PACs are tightly regulated with limits on who and how much can be given, super PACs have no limits. Neither Honda nor Sanders has ever had a super PAC created to specifically campaign for them. Khanna can’t make the same claim, last election a Khanna super PAC was created with a majority of its funding ($350,000) coming from a pro-charter school, anti-teacher Texas billionaire and his wife."
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  2. More truth about Khanna-man and Cenk Uygur: https://willyloman.wordpress.com/2017/05/14/neoliberal-silicon-valley-owned-rep-rohit-khanna-d-ca-is-the-new-alternative-pied-piper-of-the-corporate-left/
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  3. It just so happens that all of these Google employees donated to the candidate their bosses want elected? Well, that settles it then! It's just one of them there coincidences! Now let's transpose the facts: Hillary Clinton was the senator from New York. And Goldman Sachs is headquartered in NYC. So "Hillary Clinton is in New York so it makes sense that Goldman Sachs employees would donate to her." Same facts, same logic, different names. And your response is?
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  4. And here's more: http://prospect.org/article/50-million-potential-first-true-silicon-valley-candidate Excerpt: "Despite his strategic messaging shift, there’s no doubt that Khanna is still the Valley’s golden boy. He has pulled in nearly $3.5 million, with 99 percent of that coming from big donors, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. His top contributors are employed by tech giants like Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company, as well as Salesforce, Facebook, and Oracle, along with several top tech law firms and venture capital outlets. Meanwhile, most of Honda’s money has come from labor unions and liberal PACs. After Khanna announced last year that he was challenging Honda again, the incumbent went on the offensive, attacking Khanna for his past support from controversial donors like Thiel, Marc Leder (who hosted Mitt Romney’s infamous “47 percent” fundraiser), and Texas energy investor (formerly of Enron) John Arnold, who poured hundreds of thousands into a supportive super PAC." By the way, it didn't long for the DNC to co-opt the "Justice Democrats", did it? The ones who were going to "reform the party from within". ALL progressives in the Democratic Party get quickly neutralized or co--opted by the Democratic Party establishment. That's why I'm DONE with the Democrats. I thought Jimmy was, too, but now he's doing a 180 and supporting the Democrats because they've changed! Yeah, same reason abused spouses go back to their batterers: "He's really changed this time!" Yeah, right.
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  5. I sure did and it's worse than D-Kos reports: https://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/indexpend.php?cycle=2016&cmte=C00566679
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